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Jack Howe Australias first clown

from State Library of Queensland

  • State Library of Queensland said:
    Do you know more about Jack Howe, Australia's first clown? We know that he was the father of Jack Howe, the champion shearer of Queensland.
  • Liz Clark said:
    I've been doing some reading up the advertising for La Rosiere's Circus he may had used the name "Ricardo" it mentioned he (Ricardo the clown) also did equestrian performances as part of his clown act. I can't find a mention of his (Jacks) name though in any of the advertising Rosiere seemed to have the real names of his performers in the advertising but Jack (John) Howe's name doesn't appear. It doesn't mean he didn't work for them. Here's his death notice/obituary from 1916 he was 91 when he died. trove.nla.gov.au/ndp/del/article/82177262

'Warwick Castle, General View'

from National Science and Media Museum

  • Zinaida Beaumont said:
    Amazing place

Queensland Ambulance Transport Brigade branch in Warwick, Queensland, ca. 1913

from State Library of Queensland

  • Vesna Verencevic said:
    "READY ALWAYS" — THE WARWICK AMBULANCE By "CORBIE DHU". IN the 34 years that have elapsed since the center was established, the staff has attended 36,041 calls and has traveled 312,305½ miles in the performance of its duty." Behind this brief extract from the last annual report of the Warwick Centre of the Queensland Ambulance Transport Brigade lies a story of men whose one aim has been, and is, to uphold to the letter their exacting motto, "Ready Always." Side by side with the story of the bearers is a tale of unremitting effort by the brigade's committee to maintain its station as one of the best equipped and most efficient in the State. In this ideal, it has been accorded the willing support of town and country residents, on whose generosity depends the financial soundness of the brigade. Source: Warwick Daily News, 31 Oct 1936 trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/177308697